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CLXXI NO. 153 By GLOEff WSPAPER CO. SUNDAY, JUNE 2, 1957216 PAGES (5) TWENTY-FIVE CENTS fifcf wife f7 nn I I I I I 1 I It Ik xililllillliiiliill II Convict Just Out of Jail Tells What He Thinks Is Wrong About Bay State Correction System "They Made Me A Criminal" (9JU U5 lyjU 5iU Three Give Mystic Bridge Death Clues Descriptions Match Man With Record 1 I 'si "An inmate I had known years before in Concord asked me if I wanted one of the night runners' jobs." This is the story of an ex-convict, released 10 days ago. Bis imprisonment totals 13 IS years. He was not "coddled." Time will tell if he has been rehabilitated.

By CLARENCE L. LaVALLY I lost my mother when I was 3 years old. My father worked on a hog farm. He was illiterate, but honest and a hard-working man. He tried to do the best he could for me under the conditions that existed.

He boarded me out at private homes. The first place my father boarded me out was at a woman's home. Separated from her husband, she was a heartless, cruel and uncouth woman. She gave me the incentive to steal at the age of 4. I never had enough to eat and I was always hungry.

CRIMINAL AFour A Grim Look at Bostons Doomed and Desolate Parts 10,000 Buildings One Inspector Mansfield Asks Ike To Make Proposal Would Discuss No Other Issue But Atom Curb By JAMES E. WARNER WASHINGTON, June 1 A proposal tonight for a Big Four "Summit" meeting called solely to discuss the barring of hydrogen bomb tests underscored the top topic of the entire world-how to control nuclear weapons and their fallout effects even in peacetime. Sen. Mike Mansfield (D assistant Democratic leader of the Senata and a member of its Foreign Relations Committee, made the suggestion in a Commencement speech at Clarke College, Dubuque, la. He suggested that President Kisenhower initiate the meeting, 'hut only for the single purpose of discussing nuclear controls.

BOMB Paoe Thirty-teuen i Son of Hit-and-Run Victim Cant Get Home From Korea A young Charlestown man with a police record was sought last night for questioning in connection with the hit-and-run death of a Medford father of 13 on Mystic River Bridge. In response to newspaper appeals for public assistance, three witnesses appeared before investigators yesterday and said they had either- seen or talked -to the driver of the stolen car which fatally injured Francis G. Barry. The witnesses furnished authorities with a more detailed description of the suspect Sst John V. Miller of the Charlestown Division, said he believed the hit-and-run opera i I' 7 Globe Photo by Herbert CanwrMi VICTIMS OF GANG ATTACK Edgar Caluson, left, of of West Koxbury; Alfonse Ferreri, 37, and his wife Deborah of Newton.

Ferreri nearly lost sight of eye after being assaulted by a dozen teen-agers. Teen Gang Miport Board Seeks to Pay Russia Claims She's Ready to Fire Satellite nterest on Tunnel Debt in Liuie League Coach Assault By WILLIAM J. LEWIS The Massachusetts Port Au- Chairman Ephraim A. Brest, the Authority would pay the '1st Step' Arms Cut Possible By B. J.

CUTLER MOSCOW, June 1 Russia announced today it has built rrvlreta and all ihm nprficarv tor sunerea cnesi, no or internal injuries becairse of the car's damaged steering wheel. Two witnesses described him as "bleeding about the head and face." HIT-RUN Page' Forty-jour Senate Support Grows for Ike9 Foreign Aid Plan WASHINGTON, June 1 Powerful support is forming in the Senate around President Eisenhower's appeal for long-range continuity in the foreign economic aid program. FOREIGN AID Page Twenty-nine GUIDE TO FEATURES equipment to launch an arti- Within i PJll ficial earth satellite. 1 1111111 1 ca thority has proposed to Gov. that he introduce a bill to pay interest to Boston on the $7.9 million due the city treasury in reimbursement for the Sumner Tunnel, until the purchase price is paid, the Globe learned last night.

For a full year at 3 percent, which is the interest the city pays to borrow the money in anticipation of repayment by the Port Authority, Boston would realize approximately $237,000. Under the plan advanced by Newton police last night arrested five teen-agers who allegedly assaulted Alfonse L. Ferreri, 37, a Newton Little League baseball coach, Friday night when he reprimanded them for hot-rodding on Commonwealth Auburndale. Booked on charges of assault and battery and held in $1000 bail each were Paul T. Morrell, 19 of Faxon Richard N.

Dalo, 18 of Pearl Francis J. MacDonald, 20 of California Herbert J. Boudrot 18 of Dalby and Rocco DiSeglio, 18 of Watertown all Newton. ASSAULT Page Twenty-eight city this interest. Furcolo has been asked to send a special message to the Legislature urging that the Port agency be authorized to make such payment.

It is expected that such a move would win immediate support of Boston since a windfall of $200,000 or more is considered an important factor to the city facing a tax rate threatening to exceed $80. TUNNEL Page Twenty-eight WASHINGTON, June 1 (AP)' The United States, in consultation with Britain, France and Canada, is packaging in final form a new set of United States disarmament proposala for presentation to Russia early next week. DISARMAMENT Page Forty-tix No date for the launching was indicated other than the statement that the satellites would be sent up from the Soviet Union during the International Geophysical Year. This starts July 1 and ends Dec. 31, 1958.

The announcement was made by Alexander N. Nesmeyanov, president of th Academy of Sciences, in a article in Prav-da, Communist Party news By FRANK P. HARRIS Chief Building Inspector Edmund Morgan kicked an opening through piled up rubbish. He reached over and without any effort removed a red brick from the foundation of a large South End tenement building, much as a child would disassemble a block house. But this was no game.

Nor was it a trick. The lime mortar had simply lost its grip on the brick since being troweled probably 100 years ago. The brick came out of a building just condemned on Fay st. This is not 75 yards away from 407 Harrison the structure that collapsed into twisted wreckage last week entombing a 63-year-old invalid widow. "I better put this brick back," Morgan said without a trace of humor, "these places need all the support they can get" BUILDING Page A-Two 1st American Bests Over $3 Million Raised, B.U.

Alumni Throng Told paper, He said the satellite would IISIa rUUI'lillilUlB IUIIS be shot into space "for the pur (Lift of Grnduatet nn Page A-l) poses of scientific lnvestiga lion." 8ATELLITE Page Thirty-seven Radio-TV A-17A-19 Real Estate A-31 Social Security "28 Society A-25 A-29 Sports 58-63 Stamps Star Gaier Theaters A-10 A-12 Travel C-l C-8 Women A-14 A-17 Zausmer Art 41 Auto New 38 Books A-24 Camera Eye A-24 Chess 26 City Hall 31 Club Women .27 Editorials Financial Harriman Home Garden C-9 C-20 Labor 30 Local Lines ..19 Military 57 Mystic Orders 22 Obituaries 34, 51 Politics 36 Baseball Results AMERICAN LEAGL'E BOSTON 11, Washington Baltimore 4, New York 3. hicago 12, Detroit 4. Cleveland Kama City 0. NATIONAL LEAGL'E New York 3. Pittsburgh 2.

Cincinnati 22, Chicago 2. Philadelphia 3, Brooklyn t. St Louis 7, Milwaukee RED SOX TODAY At Washington (Susce Ramos), 2 p.m. TV-Channel 4. STOCKTON.

June 1 (AP) Don Rowden, a 20-year-old Junior at the University of California, tonight beeame tha first American to run the mil under four minutes. He wis timed in 3:58.7 in winning th event in the Pacific track and field meet. The world iracs inn unu mrri, ineworm From early morning until late afternoon the red-white-and-blue capped graduates swarmed over the Charles River campus in carefree reunion form. More than 1500 Boston University alumni, all in festive mood, chomped their way through an equal number of broiled live lobsters and barbecued chicken at an old-fashioned New England clambake yesterday, a feature of Alumna Texast Oklahoma A sain Lashed by 58 by Australia John I.anrlv. B.U.

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Heal Estate Wanted A-SJ Last-Minute Appointments Displease New Governor Angry Curley CHases Ely Around the Table The scene is probably without parallel in American politics. It is 1935. The outgoing governor of the commonwealth, Joseph B. Ely, and the incoming governor, James Michael Curley, are closeted in the executive chamber of the State House waiting for the moment when the new governor will be sworn in. Airlinw C-S Airplanes A-M Amusements A-IO A-12 Antiques.

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FLOODS Page Twenty-eight nunplies A-M Refrigerators A-17 Homeh HelD yesterday, raising to 15 the number killed in the first three days of the long holiday weekend. Five others were drowned and one was killed in a plane crash during the first two dys of the period. Scattered showers were ex- Traffic officials urged extreme caution for throngs due to head home. Latest fatalities Included two in Maine and one each in Massachusetts, Connecticut. Vermont and New Hampshire.

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